Destrier

PURCHASE INFORMATION
In-Game Cost	Real Value	Player Level
75,000	N/A	1
ROBOT INFORMATION
Class	Ability	Faction
Light	None	SpaceTech
BASE STATISTICS
Level	Durability	Speed
1	44,000	42 kph
ARMAMENTS			PAINT JOBS
Hardpoints	2x Light
Default Weapons	Spiral Molot
MODULE SLOTS			LEGENDARY PILOTS
Active	No		N/A
Passive	0
OTHER			3D ROBOT MODEL
Wiki Class	Light		Link here (external site)

Introduction

The Destrier is a light robot with 2 light hardpoints.

Strategy

This is a decent robot for novices when equipped with dual Punishers. However, it will become obsolete as it lacks the firepower and durability to be competitive.

This robot is good at flanking and capturing beacons, but can also be used for head-on assault provided the opposing force is outnumbered or outgunned.

Lastly, every new pilot starts the game with this robot equipped with its default weapons.

Possible Setups

These setups are recommended for the Destrier:

Note: When "Opt." is next to a slot type, it refers to one of the multiple options that can be used in combination with the other weapon(s) slot type(s).

Close Range (350m or less)

Slot Types →	Light Slot ↓
#Slots →	x2
Setup 1 →

Mid-Range (500-600m)

Slot Types →	Light Slot ↓
#Slots →	x2
Setup 1 →
Setup 2 →

Long Range (800-1,100m)

Slot Types →	Light Slot ↓
#Slots →	x2
Setup 1 →

Overview

The Destrier becomes obsolete very quickly. However, using two Punishers very early on in most cases will be the optimal choice as they are good weapons for beginners to get used to. Spirals can also be used early for newcomers to help them get familiar to the lock-on feature. Molots feature more range than Punishers, with the cost of less damage. Lastly, Pinatas can be used for superior burst damage. However, due to the price of this weapon, its advisable to invest in a superior robot before purchasing a Pinata.

Not Recommended

• The use of long range weaponry due to there being better sniping platforms later on. For example, the medium silver robots (Golem, Vityaz, and Patton).
• The use of more valuable equipment because there are better platforms for mounting premium equipment.

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Health	Speed (kph)
1	75,000	44,000	42

For Robots purchased before Version 4.0, upgrade times may be found here.

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Durability	Speed (kph)	Time
2	10,000	47,000	43	5 minutes
3	20,000	50,000	45	30 minutes
4	40,000	53,000	47	1 hour
5	200,000	56,000	48	4 hours
6	400,000	60,000	50	8 hours
7	800,000	64,000	52	12 hours
8	1,500,000	68,000	53	16 hours
9	3,000,000	72,000	55	20 hours
10	5,000,000	77,000	55	1 day
11	8,000,000	82,000	55	1 day 2 hours
12	13,000,000	87,000	55	1 day 4 hours
Total	31,970,000	+43,000	+13	5 days 19 hours 35 minutes

Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Health	Speed (kph)
1	500	87,000	55

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to upgrade (purchase) to Mark II.

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Durability	Speed (kph)	Time
2	250,000	88,600	55	3 hours
3	500,000	90,200	55	5 hours
4	1,000,000	91,800	55	8 hours
5	3,750,000	93,400	55	15 hours
6	3,750,000	95,000	55	15 hours
7	3,750,000	96,600	55	15 hours
8	3,750,000	98,200	55	15 hours
9	3,750,000	99,800	55	15 hours
10	3,750,000	101,400	55	15 hours
11	3,750,000	103,000	55	15 hours
12	3,750,000	104,600	55	15 hours
Total	31,750,000	+17,600	+0	5 days 16 hours

Update History

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Trivia

• Its name is a reference to a medieval warhorse known as a Destrier.
• A Destrier slightly resembles the ED-209 from RoboCop. However, it is unknown if this is intentional.
• The Destrier is the first robot usable by a player.
• Destrier has had several redesigns over the years, appearing very different now than it once did.
• Click here for a 3D image of this robot.

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